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Hotel staff beat man to death over curd in Hyderabad - A manager and four waiters of the Meridian Restaurant in Punjagutta were arrested after they beat a 32-year-old man to death following a quarrel over some curd on Sunday night.

They continued to assault the victim, Mohammed Liyaqat, a car dealer-cum-realtor, after the police reached the place and took him to the police station. City police commissioner C.V. Anand late on Monday evening suspended Panjagutta sub-inspector Shiva Shankar, and constable Shankar for not responding properly and rescuing Liyaqat.

New Bedford girl's fatal shooting in Boston hotel spurs wrongful death lawsuit - A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in connection with the shooting death of a 17-year-old New Bedford girl at the Hyatt Regency Boston Hotel in 2021.

Nalijah Andrade, of New Bedford, had gone to the hotel with three other underage girls to meet with four men who had rented two hotel rooms in which to party on the night of Feb. 4, 2021, according to the lawsuit filed Aug. 29 in Suffolk Superior Court.

Houston Rockets' Kevin Porter Jr. attacked girlfriend at New York City hotel: Police sources - Porter was arrested for attacking his girlfriend in a Manhattan hotel, according to senior law enforcement officials

Houston Rockets guard Kevin Porter Jr. was arrested after attacking his girlfriend inside a midtown Manhattan hotel room, according to senior law enforcement officials. Porter Jr. allegedly attacked the victim overnight Monday at the Millennium Hilton New York hotel near the United Nations on First Avenue. His girlfriend was taken to the hospital with at least one broken bone and bruising, law enforcement officials told NBC New York.

Burgers suspected as source of E. coli outbreak in Norway

Norwegian officials have named the suspected source of an E. coli outbreak that affected 15 people. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health (FHI) said the same type of E. coli O26:H11 had been detected in all those infected. Two hamburger products that are the likely source of the ongoing outbreak have been recalled.

MGM Resorts is facing ‘ongoing’ cyber incident that sent reservation and booking systems offline - Casino and lodging operator MGM Resorts shut down a number of its computer systems including its website in response to a “cybersecurity issue,”.

The initial shutdown impacted nearly every aspect of the casino operator’s business. Reservation systems, booking systems, hotel electronic key card systems, and the casino floors were all apparently impacted by the outage. The company’s email systems were also apparently taken down in response to the cybersecurity issue, and have not yet come back online.

MGM cyberattack leaves thousands of guests on the Las Vegas strip LOCKED OUT of rooms at hotels like the Mandalay Bay and Bellagio - as clip shows Aria Casino's slot machines out of service

Thousands of guests at MGM Resorts in the Las Vegas strip have been locked out of their hotel rooms after the company was hit with a cyber attack, according to reports. MGM Resorts International has about 48,000 rooms on The Strip. The company's properties include Mandalay Bay, the Bellagio, Luxor and MGM Grand, among others. The outage, first detected on Sunday night, has affected company emails, reservations, room keys and casino slot machines.

'Hotel Portofino' Returns for Sophomore Season! Get Your Exclusive First Look

Bella worries for her children as the Ainsworth family returns for a second season. If the series finale of Sanditon has you yearning for another period drama and you can't wait for Miss Scarlet and The Duke's Season 4 return in January, check out Hotel Portofino. Season 2 premieres on PBS in October and gives viewers a chance to enjoy the last bits of summer before we head into sweater weather and Christmas fare.

Crime, Law and Justice - Deaths of 3 people at Breezy Point resort deemed murder-suicide

The deaths of three people at a northern Minnesota resort were a murder-suicide, authorities said Thursday. Investigators concluded that Michael Charles Toner, 59, of Maple Grove, shot his partner, Melanie Michele Jansen, 54, of Maple Grove, and her daughter, Hannah Nicole Parmenter, 29, of Elk River, before shooting himself in the head, Crow Wing County Attorney Donald Ryan said in a statement. The news release gave no details on a possible motive.